Again, much of this was a function of the draft, which Appy explores at length (along with volunteer enlistments driven by fear of the draft).
While attacks on EPA's "regulatory over-reach" have been a staple of both Tea Party and Trumpian rhetoric, the fact is that nearly all of EPA's rules are carefully drafted, driven by consensus, and highly effective.
A3 NATIONAL A10-11, 16, 16 Talk of Military Draft Persists Despite Denials Talk of reinstating the military draft is surfacing around the country, driven by the Internet and moves by the military to shore up its forces.
Driven by the long reaching goals of the Montreal Protocol, drafted in 1987 and since signed by 191 countries, technology continues to achieve success for the ozone reducing accord.
If the will of the people of the United States were driven by this value, I have no doubt that we could draft sound policies that would reflect that value and also drive us to find cures.
Driven by impatient companies — and consumers no longer satisfied by older 802.11b and 802.11g networks — the Draft N devices look to become a de facto standard.
This alone makes a mockery of the draft guidelines, which assume that at some point the Volt will be driven by its tiny gas engine.
The bill was drafted after a Navy ensign, John Elliot, was killed by a car driven by Michael Pangle, who had been arrested hours before for drunken driving and released.
It was because Charles, who was drafted by Atlanta and played in the N.B.A. and Europe, was never driven by one famous moment in his life.
The content of the decision aid was largely driven by consumers' questions and information needs as determined from the focus groups and from the process of drafting, pilot testing and re-drafting.
